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- 1. MADE BY –SUMAN DAS ROLL NO – 11 STREAM- INORGANIC
- 2. INTRODUCTION • Crystalline materialhas a crystal structure in which ordered the atoms are positioned in perfect pattern which is repetitive over large atomic distance. • Defects have a profound impact on the macroscopic properties of materials. • Sometimes defects are deliberately created to improve properties of crystal.
- 3. TYPES OF DEFECTS •(1) Point defects :- The defects which arise due to the irregularity or deviations from ideal arrangement of atoms around a point or point or an atom in a crystalline substance are called point defects or atomic imperfections. • (2) line defects :- The defects which arise due to irregularities or deviations from ideal arrangement in entire row of of lattice point are called line defects. • These irregularities are called crystal defects or crystal imperfections.
- 4. •(1) Vacancy defect. •(2) interstitial defect. •(a) Defects in stoichiometric crystals. • (b) Defects in non stoichiometric crystals. • (c) Impurity defects.
- 5. VACANCY DEFECTS When some ofthe lattice sites are vacant, the crystal is said to have vacancy defect.
- 6. When some constituent particles(atoms or molecules) occupy vacant interstitial positions, the crystal is said to have interstitial defects
- 7. • Stoichiometric compounds:-are those in which the number of positive and negative ions are exactly in the ratios indicated by their chemical formulae. • These are two types:- • 1. Schottky defect. • 2. Frenkel defect.
- 8. It arises ifsome of the atoms or ions are missing from their normal lattice sites. Conditions causing Schottky defects :- 1. High co-ordination number 2. Ions of almost similarsize.
- 9. Itarises when anionismissing from its normal position and occupies an interstitial site between the lattice points. Condition causing Frenkel defects 1. co-ordination number islow 2. Anions are much larger in size than thecations.
- 10. • The compoundin which the ratio of positive and negative ions present in the compound differs from that required by ideal chemical formula of the compound are called non-stoichiometric defects. • These are of two types :- • (A.1) metal excess defects • (B.1) metal deficient defects
- 11. • In thesedefects the positive ions are in excess. These may arise due to the following two ways:- • 1. anionic vacancies • 2. presence of extra cations in interstitial sites.
- 12. Inthis case, negative ionsmay be missing from their lattice electrical neutrality.
- 13. In this case,there are extra positive ions occupying interstitial sites and the electrons in another interstitial sites to maintain electrical neutrality.
- 14. (B.1) METAL DEFICIENT DEFECTS •These contains less number of positive ions than negative ions. These arise due to two ways :- • 1. Cation vacancies • 2. Extra anions occupying interstitial sites.
- 15. Insome cases, thepositive ions may be missing from their lattice sites. CATION VACANCIES
- 16. Inthis case, theextra anions may be occupying interstitial sites position .
- 17. These defects inionic crystals arise due the presence of someimpurity ions at the lattice sites or at the vacant interstitial sites.
- 18. AS AWHOLE DUE TO METAL DEFECTS THE ELECTRONS WHICH ARE FREE IN EITHER IN METAL EXCESS OR METAL DEFICIENCY ARE PARTICIPATE IN CONDUCTIVITY AND ACT AS A SEMICONDUCTOR P OR N TYPES.
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